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electromagneticalso electro-magnetic, 1821; see electro- + magnetic.
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electromagneticInterference in the integrity of a signal caused by radiation. An
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electromagneticMagnetism caused by the flow of an electric current.
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electromagnetic(adj) pertaining to or exhibiting magnetism produced by electric charge in motion
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electromagneticObjects made magnetic by an electric current.
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electromagneticA magnetic field cause by an electric current. Power lines cause electromagnetic fields which can interfere with nearby data cables.
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electromagneticOf, pertaining to, or produced by electromagnetism.
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electromagneticThe term describing the relationship between electricity and magnetism. A quality that combines both magnetic and electric properties.
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electromagneticRelating to a magnetic field created by an electric current.
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electromagnetic
Of or pertaining to electromagnetism.
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electromagneticVery efficient means of controlling electromechanical display characters. Each moving part of the character contains a magnet, that upon command receives an electrical charge that either attracts or repels the magnet to or from its base, causing it to move.
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